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BANGALORE

BANGALORE A BARQUE OF 511 TONS WAS CHARTERED IN 1857 BY H T WILSON & CO AND MADE A VOYAGE FROM LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE

BANGALORE A VESSEL OF 877 TONS BUILT IN 1843 ( SEE THE LAST ENTRY ON THIS PAGE REGARDING A VESSEL CALLED BANGALORE )

A VESSEL CALLED BANGALORE TRANSPORTED CONVICTS TO VAN DIEMENS LAND LEAVING ENGLAND 13TH JULY 1848 BOUND FOR HOBART  ( VIA BERMIUDA ) CARRYING 204 PASSENGERS

SHE LEFT SPITHEAD / PORTSMOUTH ON 6TH JANUARY 1850 BOUND FOR MORTON BAY ARRIVING 29TH APRIL 1850.CAPTAIN B MORGAN BEING IN COMMAND SHE
CARRIED 454 PEOPLE ONBOARD ( REPORTS IT WAS 302 PASSENGERS OR 297 ? )

SHE LEFT ENGLAND ON 9TH MAY 1851 BOUND LYTTELTON ARRIVING 21ST AUGUST 1851

I AM MAKING THE ASSUMPTION THAT THIS INFORMATION ALL REFERS TO THE VESSEL  CHARTERED BY THE WHITE STAR LINE IN 1857 BUT AM NOT 100% POSITIVE

BANGALORE

BANGALORE WAS A IRON VESSEL OF 1,760 TONS BUILT IN 1886 BY RICHARDSON DUCK & CO AT STOCKTON.

SHE WAS OWNED BY CROSHAW & CO AND REGISTERED IN LONDON.

SHE WAS SOLD TO MAINE NAV CO ( AFTER GROUNDING AND RECEIVING DAMAGE ) AND RE REGISTERED IN NEW YORK

ON A VOYAGE FROM NORFOLK TO HONOLULU SHE DISAPPERARED AND WAS NOT HEARD OF AGAIN.LAST CONTACT WAS ON 27TH NOVEMBER 1908

THERE WAS NO WHITE STAR LINE CONNECTION TO THIS VESSEL - FOR REFERENCE ONLY AND TO AID IN IDENTIFICATION OF THE WHITE STAR LINE CHARTERED VESSEL FROM 1857

BANGALORE

BANGALORE WAS A VESSEL OF 655 TONS BUILT IN 1843 AT JERSEY AND OWNED BY McCUTCHEN & CO.SHE HAD BEEN REGISTERED IN LONDON.

SHE WAS USED ON THE LONDON TO NEW ZEALND ROUTES. HER MASTER AT ONE STAGE WAS CAPTAIN NELSON